We've built stores for product companies, service businesses, and startups. Every store gets a custom design, a clean setup, and proper payment integration. We don't use templates out of the box, and the details matter: type, spacing, motion, the small interactions that make a store feel like a real product rather than a generic Shopify theme.
Once the store is live, we can either hand it over to your team or keep working with you on an ongoing basis.
Shopify
Custom themes Product setup Payment configuration Scalable platform
WooCommerce
Custom themes Full design flexibility WordPress integration
Payments & Integrations
Stripe integration PayPal Subscription billing Shipping and logistics
How we build stores
We approach e-commerce the same way we approach any product: start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology. Before we pick a platform or design a single page, we understand what you're selling, who's buying it, and what the buying process should feel like.
The design phase focuses on the shopping experience. Product pages that answer the right questions, a checkout flow that doesn't lose people, and a visual direction that matches the brand. We design everything custom, we don't start from a template and modify it.
Shopify or WooCommerce
We work primarily with Shopify and WooCommerce. Shopify when the business wants a managed platform that handles hosting, security, and updates out of the box. WooCommerce when the business needs more flexibility or already has a WordPress ecosystem.
Both platforms are solid. The choice usually comes down to how much control you want versus how much you want handled for you. We've built enough stores on both to know the strengths and limitations, and we'll give you an honest recommendation.
Payments and integrations
Every store needs payments to work smoothly. We set up Stripe, PayPal, or whatever payment provider the project needs, including subscription billing for recurring products or services. Beyond payments, we handle the integrations that keep the business running: inventory management, shipping logistics, email marketing, and CRM connections.
The details that drive revenue
The difference between a store that converts and one that doesn't often comes down to things that are easy to overlook: how fast the pages load, whether the product images are presented well, how clear the shipping information is, whether the mobile experience is actually good or just technically responsive.
We pay attention to these things because they directly affect how much the store sells. Good design isn't decoration here, it's a revenue driver.
After launch
An online store is never really "done." Products change, promotions come and go, and the data tells you what to improve. We can hand the store over after launch, or stay involved for ongoing optimization, new product launches, and seasonal campaigns.
